is an associate in Baker McKenzie's Litigation and Government Enforcement Practice Group. Prior to joining the Firm, she worked at another international law firm, and previously clerked for The Honorable Marcia G. Cooke of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Ms. Okengwu focuses her practice on a broad range of internal and government investigations as well as high-stakes complex commercial litigation disputes in federal and state courts. She routinely represents high-profile individuals and multinational corporations facing exposure to civil and criminal liability, whether in a single jurisdiction or across many. Ms. Okengwu's litigation matters involve securities transactions, breach of contracts, and investigations. She also advises clients on the design and implementation of compliance programs and performs due diligence on high-risk business transactions. Ms. Okengwu is admitted in the states of New York and Florida.

is a former Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois. He has spent the last seven years in private practice helping companies and individuals navigate governmental and internal investigations. Mr. Grohman has defended cases brought by almost every government agency, including the DOJ, SEC, CFPB, CFTC to name a few. He has conducted multiple internal investigations for Fortune 500 companies related to accounting fraud, corporate embezzlement, theft of trade secrets, and other sensitive topics. Mr. Grohman tried seven jury cases during his time as a federal prosecutor and an additional thirteen trials in his time in private practice. His recent victories include a seven figure damages award for a plaintiff that brought suit against a former partner, as well as a full acquittal of a criminal defendant charged with multiple felonies. Mr. Grohman has investigated and conducted complex federal civil, criminal, and administrative trials and appeals involving various subjects, including Medicare compliance, bankruptcy fraud, financial fraud, and legal and medical ethics. In addition, he has represented, advised, and assisted corporations in developing and implementing compliance programs, as well as conducting diligence as part of mergers, focusing on Medicare, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and Anti-Money Laundering compliance. Mr. Grohman was a former instructor at Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and National Advocacy Center. He also was an adjunct professor at DePaul University Law School, Drafting (Jan. 2015 - 2018); Research and Writing for Law Enforcement (January 2016 - June 2018). Mr. Grohman is admitted to practice in the states of California and Illinois.

is the producer and host of Forensic Tales, a weekly true crime podcast. She earned her B.S. degree in criminal justice, with a minor in forensic science, and her M.S. degree in forensic psychology. Ms. Fretwell's experience includes working with blood spatter and fingerprints at the Northamptonshire Police Department's crime lab. She also worked in various positions at the Orange County Superior Court, including Collaborative Court, which is a specialized court that offers alternative sentences and treatment to offender's suffering from serious mental illness and drug/alcohol misuse. Ms. Fretwell has conducted extensive research on violent crimes, mass shooters and the death penalty. Her podcast Forensic Tales covers the forensic science and psychology behind true crime cases.